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... Republican Party commenced its career . Amid riotous enthusiasm a platform was adopted . It welcomed all without regard to past differences who were opposed to repeal of the Missouri Compromise - all who favored the admission of Kansas ...
... Republican Party commenced its career . Amid riotous enthusiasm a platform was adopted . It welcomed all without regard to past differences who were opposed to repeal of the Missouri Compromise - all who favored the admission of Kansas ...
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... Republican , the Douglas wing of the Democratic Party , the Buchanan wing of the Democratic Party ( with the Northern backing of August Bel- mont and Tammany Hall ) , and the Constitutional Party . The main driving force of the Republican ...
... Republican , the Douglas wing of the Democratic Party , the Buchanan wing of the Democratic Party ( with the Northern backing of August Bel- mont and Tammany Hall ) , and the Constitutional Party . The main driving force of the Republican ...
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... Republican . I pray the Lord my soul to keep , Because I am a Republican . If I should die before I wake , I want to be a Republican . I pray the Lord my soul to take , If I have been a Republican . And this I ask for Jesus ' sake ...
... Republican . I pray the Lord my soul to keep , Because I am a Republican . If I should die before I wake , I want to be a Republican . I pray the Lord my soul to take , If I have been a Republican . And this I ask for Jesus ' sake ...
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The Revolutionary Tradition | 13 |
A New England Boyhood | 18 |
Harvard Days | 26 |
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